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- drape Beauty and attractiveness seldom drape the foundations of even very elegant and useful structures.
- drupe It was not possible for her to imagine that Mrs. Drupe could be otherwise than grateful for any manifestation of a friendly interest in her husband.
- ripe Yesterday it was not ripe; to-day it is.
- rope We're at the end of our rope.
- stripe They passed swiftly over his dark patrol jacket, with its star upon its shoulder, and down the yellow stripe of his riding breeches.
- tape But official red tape, and his early misfortune...
- towrope "Well! you did see a harbor seal, Nix, 'most near enough to shake his flipper, eh?" challenged Captain Andy as the three scrambled back aboard the motor-boat, and made the little Pill fast astern by its short towrope, while the Aviator bore out of the blue creek, to head upstream toward the town again.
- trap Was it a trap?
- trapper A trapper, who has come east with his peltries.
- tree They built a palace for him on the top of the highest tree in the jungle.
- trip Yet you're going on with your trip?
- tripe Should the tripe be entirely undressed, more than double that time should be allowed for it.
- triple With a motion of his triple-pointed pike he checked the army.
- tripper Bessy Tripper was a conspicuous figure in the foreground of many of his sketches, and occupied as prominent a place in his thoughts.
- troop Seeing what had happened, this officer put himself at the head of the troop and gave the command to advance.
- trooper The trooper regarded him quizzically.
- trope Table on a roar Take, O take those lips away -her up tenderly Tale that is told -, and thereby hangs a -, tedious as a twice-told -, an honest, speeds best -unfold -, a round, unvarnished -, every shepherd tells his -the moon takes up the wondrous -, to point a moral, or adorn a -so sad, so tender -, makes up life's -, as 't was said to me -, 't is an old -, a schoolboy's -which holdeth children from play Talk, I never spend an hour's -, ye gods, how lie will Tall oaks from little acorns grow Tam was glorious Taste of your quality Tear, some melodious -, he gave to misery a -in her eye -, betwixt a smile and -, every woe can claim Tears, if you have -such as angels weep Tears, iron, down Plato's cheek -sacred source of -, baptized in -, too deep for -, flattered to -from despair -, idle tears Temple, nothing ill can dwell in such a Temples, groves were God's first Tenderly, take her up Tenor, noiseless, of their way Terror, there is no, in your threats Text, a rivulet of That it should come to this Theban, talk with this learned There, 't is neither here nor Thespis, the first professor of our art Thetis, lap of They conquer love that run away Thick and thin, to dash through Thief in the night, will come as a -doth 'fear each bush Thing, acting of a dreadful -, never says a foolish Things left undone -, unutterable -, God's sons are Think too little, and talk too much -those that, must govern Thinks most, lives most Thorn, withering on the virgin Thou art the man Thought, thy wish was father of that -sicklied o'er with the pale cast of -, would almost say her body -, armor is his honest -, whistled for want of -, too much thinking to have common -, not, one immoral -, the dome of -, the power of -, deeper than speech Thoughts, a dark soul and foul -that breathe -too deep for tears -, great Thousand, one shall become a Thread of his verbosity Thrift, thrift, Horatio -may follow fawning Thrones, dominations Throng the lowest of your Thumbs, by the pricking of my Thunder, lightning, or in rain Thwack, with many a stiff Thyme, whereon the wild, grows Tide in the affairs of men Tidings, dismal, when he frowned Tie, the silken Tilt at all I meet Timber, seasoned, never gives Time and the hour -, to the last syllable of recorded -so hallowed and gracious -, not of an age, but for all -shall throw a dart at thee -, how small a part of -, with thee conversing, I forgot all -, what will it not subdue -'s noblest offspring -, we take no note of -toiled after him in vain -adds increase to her truth -has not cropt the roses -, noiseless foot of -count by heart-throbs -, footprints on the band of -has laid his hand gently -, break the legs of Times that try men's souls Tinkling symbols Toad, ugly and venomous To be or not to be To-day, be wise Toe, on the light fantastic Toil, envy, want the jail -, those who think must govern those who -and trouble, why all this Tolerable and not to be endured Tomb of him who would have made glad the world Tombs, hark from the To-morrow, boast not thyself of -and to-morrow -, do thy worst -, already walks Tongue, braggart with my -let the canded -that Shakespeare spake -, music's golden Tongues in trees Too late I stayed Tooth for tooth -sharper than a serpent's Toothache, philosopher that could endure the Torrent of a woman's will -, roll darkling down the -, and whirlwind's roar Torrents, motionless Touch not, taste not -harmonious Towered cities please us Towers, the cloud-capt Trade's proud empire Train up a child Train, a melancholy Traitors, our doubts are Traps, Cupid kills with Tray, Blanch, and Sweetheart Treasure is, your heart will be where your Tree, like a green bay -is known by his fruit Tree's inclined, as the twig is bent -of deepest root is found Trees, tongues in Tribe, the badge of our -, richer than all his Trick worth two of that Tricks, fantastic Tried, she is to blame who has been Trifles light as air Triton of the minnows Troop, farewell the plumed Trope, out there flew a Trouble, war, he sung, is toil and Troubles, arms against a sea of Trowel, laid on with a Troy, half his, was burned -, fired another True so sad, so tender, and so Truth, doubt, to be a liar -in every shepherd's tongue -from pole to pole -, whispering tongues can poison -crushed to earth -, bright countenance of Turf, green be the Tweedledum and Tweedledee Twilight gray, in sober livery Two strings to his bow Type of the wise
- troupe Thus it was that Bar Shalmon found a troupe of beautiful fairies in the garden the next evening.
- trouper Abbacadabra / Take a Chance on Me Mon nez mon nez (My nose my nose) / Money Money Money Tête dallumette (Match head) / Super Trouper Imagine-moi (Imagine me) / I Wonder (Departure) Carabosse super show / Dancing Queen Pareils et mêmes (Same and same) / I Let the Music Speak Lenfant do (Children do) / Fernando Lâchez mes cassettes (Let go of my tapes) / Im a Marionette Belle (Beautiful) / Arrival Envoyez le générique (Send the theme song) / Thank You for the Music Original London production Cameron Mackintosh decided to produce a live-action English stage version of the TV show with lyrics by David Wood, Mike Batt, and Don Black.
- true There is nothing really artificial or accidental in a true poetic or artistic form.
- try They should at least try and get an article recognized by the law.
- type Do you think I do not know the type?
- typo 108-typo fixed: changed 'her' into 'his' p.
- tyre Tyre, the commercial mistress of the eastern Mediterranean, and Gaza, the key to Egypt, alone offered resistance.
- Tyree Jack Strong and Ryan Tyree, the bands bassist and guitarist, respectively, came up with the name "Of Blessings and Burdens" and the name stuck, due to it reflecting their lyrics, their personal feelings, and what the band felt they were about.
- tropes Of Schemes and Tropes.
